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Emily Winston, founder of Berkeley’s Boichik Bagels, was shocked when she first saw the digital newsletter sent by Lula Financial, the email’s subject line stating that the business’s customers “deserve to be poor.”

On Thursday morning, Berkeley Police Department's Special Response Team, or SRT, and Detective Division served search and arrest warrants at a residence on Alcatraz Avenue near Sacramento Street.

Three suspects were arrested on suspicion of several counts of robbery, possession of stolen property, conspiracy and evading a police officer with willful disregard.

On March 6, the city of Berkeley gave notice of violation of PC 647e, or lodging on public property, to the residents of the "Here There" encampment.

An 80-year-old man was attacked while walking on Adeline Street, near Alcatraz Avenue, in the early morning on Feb. 26, according to a message from the Berkeley Police Department.

An open kitchen bagel company serving New York-style bagels, Boichik Bagels, will open soon in the original Noah’s Bagels location on the corner of College Avenue and Alcatraz Avenue.

Three thefts have occurred since May 13, according to an email sent by Berkeley Police Department spokesperson Officer Byron White.

Two thefts occurred over the span of two days, according to a community alert sent out by the Berkeley Police Department.

There are three new additions to Berkeley's series of laptop thefts and robberies, according to a Berkeley Police Department community alert.

The event is Berkeley’s version of a celebration that now takes place across the country to mark the end of slavery in Texas, as well as in the United States generally.